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Votes at a glance: San Francisco Board of Supervisors, Sept. 2010 meeting
Summary
Summary of roll-call outcomes and calendar actions recorded during the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting in Sept. 2010, including ordinances, resolutions, and continuances.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors took the following formal actions during its September 2010 meeting. Items below are drawn from roll-call votes and motions on the meeting record.
Votes and final actions (selection):
- Item 1–4 (Consent agenda): adopted by unanimous roll call (10 ayes). These were acted on by a single roll call vote; no severances were requested.
- Item 6: Ordinance amending the health code to ban the sale of tobacco products in pharmacies. Roll call: 7 ayes, 3 noes. Ordinance finally passed.
- Item 7: Resolution retroactively approving a grant agreement between the city and the Institute on Aging for services to seniors and adults with disabilities. Roll call: 10 ayes. Resolution adopted.
- Item 8: Resolution authorizing the Office of Contract Administration to enter into a first amendment to the Extech contract, increasing the contract amount from approximately $24,000,000 to $41,000,000. Adopted (same house, same call).
- Item 9: Resolution declaring intent to establish the Ocean Avenue Community Benefits District and setting the time and place for a public hearing and balloting (ballots to property owners; hearing scheduled Nov. 16). Adopted (no roll-call objection recorded during "same house, same call").
- Item 10: Resolution authorizing the Airport Commission to execute an Other Transaction Agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration for replacement air traffic control tower and FAA offices, not to exceed approximately $80,000,000, and to retroactively accept and expend federal funds. Adopted (same house, same call).
- Item 11: Resolution adopting CEQA findings for Courtyard 2 air traffic control tower replacement at SFO. Adopted (same house, same call).
- Item 12: Resolution responding to Feb. 2010 civil grand jury report "Pension Tsunami" as amended — motion to amend and underlying resolution adopted by roll call: 8 ayes, 2 noes. (See separate article for debate.)
- Item 13: Ordinance amending the public works code to waive annual right-of-way occupancy fees for minor sidewalk encroachment permits necessary for development of 100% affordable housing projects. Passed first reading; roll call 10 ayes.
- Item 14: Ordinance accepting an irrevocable offer for public infrastructure improvements associated with Mission Bay North Blocks N3 through N3A. Passed first reading (same house, same call).
- Item 15: Resolution supporting existing area plan housing requirements. Roll call: 7 ayes, 3 noes. Resolution adopted.
- Items 16–23 (Bernal Heights Boulevard appeals and related CEQA/conditional-use items): parties agreed to continue these items; motion to continue to Oct. 19 was approved.
- Items 24–27 (222 Second St. EIR certification appeal): parties agreed to continue these items to Oct. (date set for Oct. at 2:30 p.m.). Motion to continue approved.
- Item 28–30 / 34: Board sat as committee of the whole (item 34 approved 10-0) for the hearing on the Historic Preservation Commission's certificate of appropriateness. Item 29 (approve certificate) was moved, item 30 tabled; item 29 approved by roll call 9 ayes, 1 no.
- Item 31: Ordinance amending the planning code concerning rehabilitation and maintenance of transfer lots and TDRs at 680 California Street: passed first reading (roll call 10 ayes).
- Adoption without committee reference (items 33–41 except previously acted items): adopted by single roll call vote (10 ayes where recorded); supervisors did not sever items 35–41.
Continuances and other procedural items:
- Item 33 (motion to agendize consideration of veto override concerning an alcohol mitigation fee) was tabled; item 5 (related veto override) was continued to next week's meeting.
- Several items were taken with "same house, same call," meaning no separate discussion was requested and the items were adopted or passed as announced.
Note: For items passed on first reading, second-reading votes or subsequent procedural steps may still be required for final adoption where applicable (e.g., ordinances that require second reading or mayoral action).
